>> a developing story tonight we're learning more about indianapolis fedex shooting where 8 people died. and we're

just learning the names of the victims. they range in age from 19 to 74. yeah. they were killed when a police say this 19 year-old brandon scott. >> hole. >> started shooting both inside and outside of the fedex facility last night and tonight we are learning new information that the shooter is a former fed ex worker and that the fbi actually question him last year. our correspondent adrian robbins has the latest from indianapolis. >> by the time police arrived to this fedex ground facility late thursday night. the gunshots had ended, but the grief of losing a innocent lives had really just begun. >> last night was a devastating blow. and its impact will be felt by our community. for days and weeks to come. my heart is broken over the lives that were lost. >> for now police believe the gunman identified as 19 year-old brandon scott whole

targeted his victims. arbitrarily before killing himself. >> he got out of his car and pretty quickly started. some random shooting outside the facility. there was no confrontation. with anyone that was there. there was no disturbance. there is no argument. he just appeared to randomly start shooting. we mourn the devastating loss of their lives. we're dedicated to honoring their memory through meticulous investigation. >> the fbi is assisting by interviewing witnesses and searching the suspect's home. but so far one key question remains unanswered. many of you have already asked what the motive of the shooting was. >> and with less than 12 hours. since the shooting would be premature to speculate on that motivation. >> regardless of the motive. indy's mayor says those facts won't heal the wounds caused by this senseless crime. >> although we will learn more about this case. in the coming days. and in the coming weeks,

no piece of information will restore the lives that were taken or the peace. that was shattered. >> and that was adrienne robbins reporting for us tonight. 38 people have died in mass shootings just in march and april here. some of the most high profile shootings. the first was the atlanta area parlor shootings. that was march 16th you might recall a georgia man accused of killing 8 people and injuring one other person at massage parlors. a few of them throughout the atlanta area next. we have the boulder, colorado shooting that was march 22nd a man opened fire at a grocery store killing 10 people, including a police officer and then the mass shooting in orange county in office building that was march 31st. one man went on a rampage at that facility killing 4 people including a 9 year-old boy, tragically. but it doesn't end there. we have the virginia beach shooting as well. march 26th. 2 deaths.

multiple injuries, including an officer who was struck by a vehicle taken to a local hospital. one of the people killed. there was a woman who just happy to be a bystander and the other was a man who was shot by police. then april 7th here in columbia, south carolina, a former nfl player phillip adams. he shot 5 people and then killed himself. robert lesslie, a prominent doctor was killed along with his wife, 2 of their grandchildren and to air conditioning technicians who are working there at the home. and lastly, we have last night's shooting where 8 people died in indianapolis. the fedex facility. several other people were also injured there. investigators say the shooter eventually in indianapolis took his own life. indiana comes just a day after democrats on capitol hill, introduced new gun control measures. >> while the house passed gun bills. those bill sit in the senate, washington correspondent kellie meyer has

the latest now reaction from washington to the shooting and what happens next. >> there's no question that this violence must and washington is reacting to the latest mass shooting that left 8 people dead and several more injured in indiana. the shooting comes just a week after the white house issued executive orders on gun control to curb gun violence across the country. it left me feeling like. >> we can do this. fred guttenberg was in the rose garden that day because he lost his daughter jaime in the parkland school shooting 3 years ago, his daughter jaime was a freshman while gothenburg says the president's move is a step in the right direction. congress needs to make a more permanent fix. we've got to do this. this is the year to break through this wall. this memorial was set up here on the national mall to remember the victims of gun violence and encourage lawmakers on capitol hill to enact comprehensive gun reform measures 14 years after the

shooting at virginia tech democrat senator mark warner says there's been little movement on the issue and that we can't come to least common agreement. >> something like universal background republicans like florida's marco rubio say potential solutions need to protect rights and be effective. i think everyone's that has horrified by any time innocent people are killed. and i think the answer to that problem things that work house passed gun measures are currently awaiting action in the senate reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. a chilling jailhouse confession from a south carolina woman accused of killing her 3 young children. >> we've been following the story all weekend yesterday. 30 year-old liliana admitted she drowned her kids at the kern county jail. >> to be clear, did you kill your children. >> so i don't want them to be further abuse. >> she made that admission at

the jail. she says she misses them, but preferred for them not to be abused for the rest of their lives by their father. creo fled to the bakersfield area after allegedly killing her children at their received apartment last saturday. the 3 victims, they're one to one year-old a 2 year-old and a 6 month-old. she's being held on carjacking charges creo was in a bitter custody battle with the father of her children. prosecutors say they will seek to bring her back to l a county to face murder charges. time to switch gears. take a live look outside on this friday night, as we say, cheers to the weekend live look here. folks making their way through the bay bridge toll plaza. her first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here join us with a look ahead. yeah, guys. hey, you know, of people getting around the bay area around much of the state announced they start to open up little bit more. so we're going to see that happen. i as

we head through the coming days and that is a good sign to see. >> how much getaway forecast to go to the monterey bay me. i got some cool fog to deal tomorrow morning and is probably going to sit right at the beaches in the moderate about 55 degrees. 55 in carmel by the sea and about 65 to see sunshine in the carmel. but as we head to the southland, they're going to see a mixed bag. some sunshine and some patchy fog in the long beach and 64 74 in sunny in pasedena 73 in anaheim. if you're headed that direction and the high country. how about our backyard here in that certainly looking nice up there. it will be a little bit cool by day planner. temperatures there in the mid 50's, probably some mid 60's in reno about 63 in carson city. so some pretty nice weather we're gonna have some nice weather around the bay area a little cool spots along the coastline. 50's and 60's maybe to get lucky with a downslope you see 70 in half moon bay tomorrow. lots of 70's inside the bay and some nice warm 80's in the valleys. >> the sharks announced today fans can return to the s a t

center starting april 26 the tanks going to love that kron four's. kate rooney has deta

>> new today. muni's k engel site. rain will return on may 15th more than 6 months ahead of schedule. san francisco mayor london breed announcing that today the cagle side and t 3rd will operate as one route from balboa park to sunny dale providing subway service. all stations from the

barca darrow to west portal along with previously announced return of the in juneau which will return on may 15th as well. riders will have more room and fewer pass up says the 2 car train increases the capacity of a covid watch for your health tonight. scientists in texas have created a small watch sized device that. >> can detect deadly infections said device checks your sweat for chemicals that control the immune system when they start to multiply it can lead to inflammation and organ damage. the watch can be used to detect a number of dangerous infections, including covid-19. well, things start open up around the bay area around the state. hey, how about a little oasis in san francisco. maybe we'll do a little gardening. how about a nice walk for free. >> and the na

>> all right. this weekend. some places in the bay area are going to be very warm as we turn our attention to the forecast yet downright hot, hot, hot car this large cart out joins us live for fun. think yeah, guys. lot of stuff going on. things opening up now around the bay area. if you want to get out there in the joint. got some good ideas for you. how about this chinatown in san francisco. they've got a walkway weekends. they're going to close down grand avenue to cars. get out there and enjoy the have people out there, lots of chinese food eat. all those beautiful shops right there in the heart of chinatown. temperatures going run. the upper 60's mostly

sunny have some patchy fog in the morning. how about this? you want to get out there, go for a walk. why not near woods? yeah, there have been 3 national park day that is tomorrow. temperatures. they're going to be the upper 60's. you do need to make a reservation and you do have to pay for parking do so. watch out for that about your garden compost. yeah. a lot of folks getting out there want to start their garden going with plenty of sunshine in palo alto and they are going to be enjoying a free workshop. there and some free com boost in the end. and what about this. they're calling this the little oasis in soma. that's gardens. they're going to be enjoying some great filipino food. lots of music, a little yoga. there's a dj working there to temperatures. they're going to be the upper 60's should be very nice. get out there and enjoy guys. all right, lawrence will fans of dining dish. you can rejoice because of the kron 4 favorite is back with all-new episodes of tasty local food today. >> we're going to lafayette to check out a restaurant that offers tasty home style meals. but not at all.

>> eating at home is nice and all. but every day. >> things are changing and the good news is that guy. this is back in business. >> so you're in the mood for home cooking just not at home. formerly chow now called to lafayette is a favorite of families who like the ambiance and comfort food. it's dog and kid friendly and the hot cakes are a big hit and during covid tutu's offered up food to go groceries and even the highly coveted rolls of really needed toilet paper too. the wait staff here is familiar friendly always had outdoor dining and up when indoors had a close. but now you can eat out and dine in at reduced we

did everything. >> and guys and after such a tough time during the pandemic comfort food goes a long way. >> in lafayette vicki liviakis kron 4 news. well, you know, we're always looking for great places dine out or, you know, even take out in your neighborhood. go to kron 4 dot com click on the dine and dish cab to get us your suggestions to it. >> kron 4 sports. >> all right. first the a's then the giants soon, the warriors. and finally the sharks that is the list of major bay area pro teams that are allowing fans to games and is almost complete starting monday. april 26 for a game against the arizona coyotes. the tank will be rockin once again. that's what san jose announced today. it won't be full swing just yet. they don't have an exact number and that's and team president jonathan becker estimated it would be probably in the

hundreds negative covid test results will be required for all entrants in the sharks will provide that testing for free at the arena masks. of course, must be worn while inside and tickets will be sold in pods of 2 or 4. >> to maintain social distancing for more, here's cker of emotions going. i think it's going to be. >> a burst of energy. people are going to be extraordinarily excited. i know. several people of hardin texas be invested me saying i can't wait to see the player's skate out the stark ad literally one of those iconic moments in all i don't know that we all realize how much we miss that until we see it again live. so i think. the 500 people that that number going to sound like many thousands. >> well, speaking of fans, the oakland roots soccer club has a small but mighty and dedicated fan base. and today they've got a new owner as well. it's oakland's own marshawn lynch, retired nfl champ and cal in oakland tech alum. he's joined the ownership group of the roots and will also work with the

team to serve youth in the community. lynch is known as a man of few words. but he had this to say, quote, the minute i heard about the opportunity to join the oakland roots. it wasn't just something i wanted to do. it was something i had to do. the roots play in the second tier of us men's soccer called the usl championship and their season will start in may. and finally it's going up and down season for the warriors. but one of the highlights occurred during last weekend's win over houston. the team invited aaron showtime taylor who was recently released from san quentin prison after a 26 year sentence to serve as guest. pa announcer. but taylor streams are just beginning. i had a chance to talk with him this week. >> i'm going to buy phone and i see this one says chase center. like jp morgan chase because that's what banquet. but chase center right. like what it says. and open it up and there it is from raven river. said hey here, my

friend. how you doing? i hope you've done well, we were wondering if you want. they want to come up this season and do a pa announcement to ukraine. want to do that mandate. >> staying in the >> he's got a really good sense of humor. in addition to a great talent on the mike. i laughed. and i cried during that interview, you can catch the full feature on taylor this sunday on sports night live. so i think you got to check it out because he's just a really interesting character and his story really cool and he got a letter from raman ritter that can't wait for that. speaking of characters marshawn with with the party. also very character he did today with i'm not sure i did talk to doctor fauci oh yeah. hysterical insightful poignant and that whole 30 minute exchange is on our website. if you want to check it out. so.

>> nasa held a contest for astronauts to see who took the best picture of earth pretty cool. and we know the winner. take a look at this stunner. it shows a swirling majestic view of lake van in turkey. it was taken by nasa astronaut kate rubins in 2016 from the international space station. the competition was called nasa's tournament earth and nearly a million votes were cast. lake van is one of the largest alkaline lakes in the world and it has and almost

mystical appearance in the image and you see so many of these pictures from that. so, you know, the bay area while fires they'll take pictures and send them back in. that's a good one. oh, yeah. so many submissions. and this was the winner. they have a bird's eye view. i meantime, scientists say large pieces of pink. quartzite traveled 600 miles in the stomachs. >> of long-necked dinosaurs. the rocks were found in wyoming. but there's no pain court site in wyoming. so they knew they must have been relocated. the research team believes that they originated in wisconsin and just hitched a ride on the dynamo's. experts believe the dinosaur swallowed the rocks to help grind up food that they ate. these rocks were discovered in 2017. take it back to the lab to analyze and determine just exactly where they were formed. google giving a users the opportunity to watch time pass before their very eyes. google earth launching a new timelapse tool that let you explore just you know, how the

world has changed over the last for decades, which apparently is quite a bit. it will be built into the preexisting google earth platform. new technology, it uses images of, you know, from nasa way, way up and the european union leaving no part of the world off-limits more than 24 million photographs taken by orbiting satellites were combined by the tech giant to make this technology possible. almost looked like you saw the sea levels rising in some of those shots which would stand to reason why they say it will even more even more. okay. the news doesn't stop here. we have a full hour ahead on kron just a moment. live others in now with a look at what we're working on for 7 o'clock. adjusting. >> hello, graham and high vicki tonight, 7 as santa clara county gears up for the return of sports. a new entertainment spot is opening up everything you need to know about the upcoming fun. that's in the south bay. also, what's ahead for the shocks. me have a live report. you can catch

that in many more local stories in just a few minutes at 7 o'clock on our kron on app. it's free to download and i'll see you all tonight at 7 grant and vicki, back to you. happy weekend. yes. same to you. just dean, thanks. and we will be tuning in for that for sure. on kronon. yes, 7 download the app. if you don't have it. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6. we'll see later at 8 o'clock on your bay area. local news station can and we'll be here. then. >> the safe. everybody have a great weekend. thank you for watching us the past couple hours. >> and we'll see you soon. the night. wet dishes? residue?

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